Now, FINALLY some of the other networks and publications are starting to pick up the story, including the Washington Post (ever heard of Watergate, that was nothing compared to this scandal), USA Today, Wallstreet Journal, etc.

(here's the show link on iTunes).We're on a list that includes:Dave Ramsey, Jim Cramer at CNBC, Harvard Business Review, the Wall Street Journal, and The Motley Fool, amongst others.

Real estate investors have certainly fueled Home Depot’s profits, it’s no wonder that the Home Depot just “pulled up the Dow,” as reported today by the Wall Street Journal (http://tinyurl.com/aagp96f) Home improvement has been on the rise over the last 18 months as real estate rehabbers furiously work to fix up and sell all of the REOs, and first time homeowners eagerly spend on their biggest purchases ever.

Meditation, solid morning routine, journaling, etc.

Are you sticking with journalism or is there music interest that you are pursuing? 

Hey BPers,  How does one locate property addresses on the Daily Journal (or elsewhere) for these (online, Public Notice filed) probates?

So I felt like this would be a good subject to journal, both for the input from the pros and as a loose guide for others venturing into this field of investment.Although I have been involved in the purchase of existing NNN lease investments I have yet to get involved from the ground up, much less as the actual point man.I will go ahead and ask for forgiveness ahead of time for any typos, misspellings, or grammatical disasters.

The Journal of Light Construction or Residential Remodeler magazine did some scathing reports a few years back about mold inspectors and their recommendations.Anyways, What I do is go in and remove all water stained drywall and any affected framing materials, insulation or anything that was exposed to water and can be removed.

Please see my post in Consumer Finance about today's 8/8/14 story in the Wall Street Journal about FICO changing its namesake score. 

NYC real estate agent scores $13 million deal on WeChat From The Wall Street Journal: Last month, Yue (Emma) Hao, a New York-based agent at real-estate brokerage Douglas Elliman, received an unsolicited message on WeChat from a Chinese entrepreneur who wanted to know more about a residential building in Manhattan associated with the crystal brand Baccarat.